MagPro (also known as Nanjing CIPU Technology Co., Ltd) has launched AeroLev 1850, a 1.85 MW-class, 45°C-ready air-cooled, magnetic-bearing chiller platform designed for next-generation AI data centres in water-scarce, high-ambient environments.
As AI computing drives greater power demand and heat density, data-centre operators need cooling infrastructure that can scale without increasing dependence on water.
AeroLev 1850 combines a cooling-tower-free architecture with oil-free magnetic-levitation technology and intelligent controls to deliver efficient, reliable cooling while reducing water consumption.
At the heart of the platform is a dedicated air-cooled magnetic-levitation compressor with isentropic efficiency of up to 87%.
A patented condenser delivers subcooling of more than 3°C, while the standard EC fans further improve energy performance.
Together, these technologies deliver up to 40% higher overall energy efficiency and up to 8% lower failure rates compared with conventional oil-lubricated compressors, and up to 10% lower maintenance costs compared with conventional chillers.
By eliminating evaporative cooling water, AeroLev 1850 removes a significant operational constraint for data centres in arid and water-stressed regions.
Its free-cooling capability uses ambient air during cooler periods to reduce compressor runtime, power consumption, and operating costs.
The platform is also engineered for the shift toward direct-to-chip and immersion liquid cooling.
AeroLev 1850 can supply chilled water at temperatures up to 45°C, supporting emerging high-temperature cooling architectures without requiring major infrastructure reinvestment.
Its standardised modular design supports rapid installation and flexible expansion as AI capacity grows.
Nanjing CIPU Technology Co., Ltd general manager, William Wu, said as water constraints become a defining consideration for data-centre development, AeroLev 1850 advances a resilient model for AI data-centre cooling.
EPG Data Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd founder & chair, Alick Wan, said MagPro marks an important step in the company’s global cooling technology strategy.
"By combining EPG's engineering and delivery expertise with CIGU's core magnetic-levitation technology, we are building resilient, resource-efficient digital infrastructure less dependent on water,” Wan said.
“AeroLev 1850 reflects our commitment to advancing green data-centre infrastructure and a sustainable digital ecosystem worldwide."
MagPro is a joint venture between CIGU Technology Corp. Ltd. and EPG Data Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Nanjing CIGU Technology Corp., Ltd. (SSE: 688448) is a STAR Market listed company headquartered in Nanjing, China. More than 10,000 maglev units have been delivered worldwide.
EPG is a prefabricated modular data centre infrastructure provider with more than 20 years of experience serving AI, cloud, and hyperscale data centres worldwide.
The company has 1,500 staff in Shanghai and Malaysia, with professional services across APAC, Europe, the Middle East, and other strategic markets.